Skydiving B License Exam Prep – USPA SIM Study
Materials
1. BSRs promote practices aimed at eliminating
inci- dents in skydiving
which make skydiving
safer and more
enjoyable
2. Safety is accomplished by reducing the risk factors
3. BSR procedures apply to ll jumps except
those made under
military or- ders and
those made be-
cause of in-flight
emer- gencies
, Skydiving B License Exam Prep – USPA SIM Study
Materials
4. A "skydive" is defined as the descent of a
person to the surface
from an air- craft in
flight when he or she
uses or intends to use
a parachute during all
or part of that
descent
5. All persons participating in skydiving should be famil- the
Skydiver's Information
iar Manual and all federal,
with state, and local regula-
tionsand rules
pertaining to
skydiving
6. No skydive may be made in violation of FAA
regula- tions
7. FAA regulations include the use of restraint
sys- tems in the
aircraftby all
skydivers during
move-
, Skydiving B License Exam Prep – USPA SIM Study
Materials
ment on the surface, take- ott,
and landing
8. All persons engaging in skydiving must 1 Posses a current
FAA Third-Class
Medical Cer- tificate
2 Carry a
certificate of
physical fitness for
sky- diving from a
registered physician
3 Have completed
the USPA recommended
medical statement
9. Any skydiver acting as parachutist-in- a current Third Class
command on a tandem jump must posses Med- ical Certificate or
equiva- lent acceptable
to USPA
10. For skydives made within the U.S. and its
territories and possessions, skydivers must 18
be years old
11. All skydivers who are 16 or older and licensed prior to May 1, 2014
are exempt.
12. For skydives made outside the U.S. and its specified by the
territories and possessions, the minimum age country's
is requirements
13. No person may make a parachute jump, or attempt to alcohol or
any drug that
make a jump, if that person is or appears to be under attects that
person's facul-
, Skydiving B License Exam Prep – USPA SIM Study
Materials
the influence of either ties in any way contrary
to safety
14. Maximum ground winds For all solo
students
Materials
1. BSRs promote practices aimed at eliminating
inci- dents in skydiving
which make skydiving
safer and more
enjoyable
2. Safety is accomplished by reducing the risk factors
3. BSR procedures apply to ll jumps except
those made under
military or- ders and
those made be-
cause of in-flight
emer- gencies
, Skydiving B License Exam Prep – USPA SIM Study
Materials
4. A "skydive" is defined as the descent of a
person to the surface
from an air- craft in
flight when he or she
uses or intends to use
a parachute during all
or part of that
descent
5. All persons participating in skydiving should be famil- the
Skydiver's Information
iar Manual and all federal,
with state, and local regula-
tionsand rules
pertaining to
skydiving
6. No skydive may be made in violation of FAA
regula- tions
7. FAA regulations include the use of restraint
sys- tems in the
aircraftby all
skydivers during
move-
, Skydiving B License Exam Prep – USPA SIM Study
Materials
ment on the surface, take- ott,
and landing
8. All persons engaging in skydiving must 1 Posses a current
FAA Third-Class
Medical Cer- tificate
2 Carry a
certificate of
physical fitness for
sky- diving from a
registered physician
3 Have completed
the USPA recommended
medical statement
9. Any skydiver acting as parachutist-in- a current Third Class
command on a tandem jump must posses Med- ical Certificate or
equiva- lent acceptable
to USPA
10. For skydives made within the U.S. and its
territories and possessions, skydivers must 18
be years old
11. All skydivers who are 16 or older and licensed prior to May 1, 2014
are exempt.
12. For skydives made outside the U.S. and its specified by the
territories and possessions, the minimum age country's
is requirements
13. No person may make a parachute jump, or attempt to alcohol or
any drug that
make a jump, if that person is or appears to be under attects that
person's facul-
, Skydiving B License Exam Prep – USPA SIM Study
Materials
the influence of either ties in any way contrary
to safety
14. Maximum ground winds For all solo
students
